Hi,
I would like to detect the mime type support from the user browser so that I
can return the correct file format for the user. But when I checked with the
<@CGIPARAM> metatag, it did not provides the attribute that I required. Is
there have any other solution for this?
Thanks.
Regards,
Tan
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@SERVERSTATUS did not appreciably change
in W5. They updated the Version (Row 1) and “Trip” became “Wisp”,
otherwise the structure and the values are similar. It is true that T2K used ‘ticks’
to count time, a tick is 1/60 of a second or 16.7
milliseconds. W5 now uses milliseconds as its na
I would keep the hours and minutes in
separate columns (or @tokenize on the colon) then just sum() the columns. You’d
have to convert > 59 minutes into hours, but that’s a simple math step.
Robert
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From: Marc Leblanc
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The PARAM you need is USER_AGENT which gives the Browser string and OS
of the machine accessing the site
>From the docs
USER_AGENT
The internal name of the Web browser application being used to request
the URL. This often contains information about the platform (Mac OS,
Windows, etc.) on which
Hi Tan,
Are you looking for the "Accept" property? Like from the following example
HTTP Request header?
GET / HTTP/1.1
Accept: image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg,
application/vnd.ms-excel, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint, application/msword,
application/x-shockwave-flash, */*
Accep
Just a fast question?
Does this return the short string as in regards to the browser name and the
OS they are using? First off, I sit here Dumbfounded as to WHY I have never
used this and secondly, if I was going to collect this info and store it ina
table, I was wondering if I would need more th
On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 08:39 AM, Campbell Steve wrote:
Just a fast question?
Does this return the short string as in regards to the browser name
and the
OS they are using? First off, I sit here Dumbfounded as to WHY I have
never
used this and secondly, if I was going to collect th
On 9/3/03 11:00 AM, "Roland Dumas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 08:39 AM, Campbell Steve wrote:
>
>> Just a fast question?
>>
>> Does this return the short string as in regards to the browser name
>> and the
>> OS they are using? First off, I sit here Dumb
Tango2000, W2K server, IIS5, SQL2K
I'm building an application to search and display lots of PDF files. My
preference would be to store the files in the database, rather than try
to organize and keep track of all the separate files. Does anyone know
if this method will work with PDF files? If s
Hi Steve,
<@CGIPARAM USER_AGENT> is a very useful little feature, but be cautious,
there are so many different possible values, that it could be difficult to
parse
http://www.pgts.com.au/pgtsj/pgtsj0208c.html
I usually store the value in a single field, but make sure you chop off the
length at s
Hey Tan,
Me and a buddy were talking about this before and in the javascript world
there is lots of peices of code to detect whether the browser is nestcape,
IE or somethin else.
What we were thinking was that you could have an opening page (like a login
page) where the javascript detects the bro
Hi Scott
Thanks for such an informative reply. From the link you gave me I can see so
many things that can be down by stripping the left end of the string off and
using the Agent field alone. (Browser Name).
Thanks for the info!
Steve
On 9/3/03 11:13 AM, "Scott Cadillac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have done it using R:tango, IIS5 and W2k. R:tango is Tango2000 and an
R:base database.
I am not sure about how your DB handles the blobs, but to load the files, I
upload the the file to a temp file on the server and then do a directdbms
command to put the file into the database.
Pulling the pdf
Another developer and I are doing this primarily to determine whether the browser is CSS compliant or not. We store the value (0 or 1) in a user-scope variable and have a routine that checks for the existence of the variable on any of the entry pages of the application.
On most pages, there are tw
thats cool, well im glad about the milisecond vs.
tick thing, faster hardware shouldnt equal slower times so thats good
(:
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From:
Robert
Shubert
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 2:00
AM
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk:
<@
Here is the trickey part that you need.
Use a javascrip and open a new window and call a search action that returns
a blob and use this code:
<@EXCLUDE>
<@ASSIGN NAME=ENCODERESULTS VALUE=FALSE SCOPE=LOCAL>
<@ASSIGN NAME=HttpHeader SCOPE=LOCAL
VALUE="Content-type: application/pdf<@CRLF><@SETCOOK
Great work Troy,
Something to add, that I discovered the hard way, is that some versions of
the Adobe Plug-in for PDF may not initialize properly because the plug-in
needs to know the size of the document before hand.
So you might want to add "Content-Length:" to the HTTP Response header,
somethi
Ok, this is great work, if they were using a user friendly database,
something other than M$SQL.
Yes M$SQL says you can set up an IMAGE datatype of up to 2Gig. But this
is just for spec. try inserting. The max MSSQL can take is 8k blocks and
so your nice IMAGE or PDF will need to be broken into 8k
Thanks Sctott,
That might explain some problems I have had in the past.
Occasionally someone complains about it not working, when they update to the
latest version of the Acorbat Reader, the code I have works fine.
Troy
-Original Message-
From: Scott Cadillac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Se
Hi,
I would like to detect the mime type support from the user browser so that I
can return the correct file format for the user. But when I checked with the
<@CGIPARAM> metatag, it did not provides the attribute that I required. Is
there have any other solution for this?
How to approach this depen
Hello list.
Is there a witango chat room?
I would like to witango talk with any of you
list members out there.
Tabi.
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Good morning everyone,
has anyone here used a third party ASP / COM object
for file upload instead of tangos built-in one? What im looking for is a
component that hooks into tangos COM integration, not forcing me to actually
call asp pages.
Any ideas, anyone?
Peter
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: File upload COMponent /
ASP
Check out the goodies on Ben's PCForge site:
http://www.pcforge.com/WitangoGoodies.htm
I think there's an ASP upload component there that has been
integrated with Witango.
Also check:
Latest downloads & List Archives @
http://www.witango.ws
Title: Re: Witango-Talk: File upload COMponent / ASP
Thanks Garth,
looking at the asp files in the download package,
it seems that I have to call the asp upload page from a tango file using http
(
The most elegant (and secure) way would to be able
to instantiate the object and make a m
Thanks for advise. Actually I want to detect the mobile phone browser
whether the browser support color image display (then I will use xHTML) or
else I will need to use plain WML. I know there are solutions provided in
ASP, PHP or PERL scripts by using the HTTP ACCEPT header to return the
supported
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